FFT Integrates with ONVIF Compliant Security Cameras

The integration from FFTs PIDS systems to more than 500 different ONVIF compliant security cameras delivers a seamless solution for controlling high quality CCTV images whenever a perimeter intrusion alarm is received.

Future Fibre Technologies (FFT) has released the latest camera integration to its world leading fiber optic perimeter intrusion detection systems. This integration from FFTs PIDS systems to more than 500 different ONVIF compliant security cameras delivers a seamless solution for controlling high quality CCTV images whenever a perimeter intrusion alarm is received.

“We are very excited about this development because it not only continues to demonstrate the powerful integration capabilities of FFTs PIDS systems, but also highlights the importance of seamlessly integrating all of the key elements of a security system into a common ONVIF compliant operating environment,” said Dr. Jim Katsifolis, CTO of FFT.

Key features of this FFT CAMS integration include sending ONVIF cameras to presets when an intruder is detected, displaying a live video stream from these cameras, flexible interfacing to a broad range of security management systems and peace of mind with FFT’s global 24 month warranty backed up by their global network of offices providing support in more than 55 countries.

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